Stationary Exhaust Extraction

Stationary Exhaust System

A Stationary Exhaust Extraction System features hose drops with nozzles and clamping devices. The hose drops have a mechanical damper, which prevents airflow when the drop is not in use. All drops connect to one Exhaust Fan mounted inside of the building. In order to avoid elbows in the system, the fan is vented through a roof penetration via round industrial duct. An Up-blast Stack is used to maximize fan efficiency.

Features

We take the measurements and give you a custom design and quote.
Excellent for two bays, equip with simple hose drop, spring balancers, or hose reel to keep the work area clear.
You have options. You can install or we will for you! Existing HVAC and duct work? We can tie into any existing central control system.

Know the Facts

1 in 10 mechanics are at risk for cancer; including mesothelioma.
– The Mesothelioma Center
30 minutes of exposure is all that it takes for the brain to fire stress signals, increasing risk for Parkinson & Alzheimer’s.
– Particle and Fibre Toxicology
2012 is the year diesel exhaust joined asbestos as a group 1 carcinogen.
– International Agency for Research on Cancer

International Fluid Power SocietyThe International Fluid Power Society will globally pursue and promote the application of Fluid Power technology through certification, standardization and education essential to professional growth.

Equipment Service AssociationESA membership consists of businesses who are substantially engaged in sales or service of hydraulically, pneumatically, or electrically operated tools, components and equipment.

Fluid Power Distributors AssociationFPDA is the professional network for fluid power, automation and motion technology providers dedicated to significantly enhancing member and channel performance by delivering indispensable networking, education and success strategies.